17 Jan 1958
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1958
Page
1
Society notes invite details for the Rosencrané Green and Boyer Burger weddings with ceremonies on February 1 and February 9 at local churches. Other items include a Historical Society meeting, a Civic Club program, a surprise stork shower, a Virginia governor inauguration visit, a birthday celebration, and a birthday party with list of attendees.
A AAUW branch urges families to begin early scholarship planning for eighth to tenth graders. The group distributed a comprehensive list of aid options with figures for room and board and tuition from Marymount, St. Marys, and other colleges. They emphasize consulting counselors, applying for financial aid, and notifying colleges of needs, with efforts to expand the scholarship list for local students.
Rep Hyde B and P W Speaker will guest speak at a dinner of the Business and Professional Women’s Club this Tuesday evening at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Guests include members’ husbands and representatives of other women’s civic groups. Mrs G Clifford Wirts heads the program. others include Miss Helen Little and Mrs Ross Smith. Hyde represents the Sixth District and will discuss upcoming legislation. President Eisenhower served as a lieutenant colonel in the U S Army at World War I’s outbreak.
Mrs. William A. Kenney enters Frederick Memorial Hospital for surgery. Mrs. Rosie Baker leaves Frederick Memorial for a nursing home. Susan Fadeley, daughter of Mr and Mrs Donald Fadeley, admitted to University Hospital in Baltimore for minor surgery. Mrs Clyde Wachter Sr slowly improving at home. Martin Luther Bible Class 58 officers meet to form committees with next meeting planned for April 8. Rats in the United States destroy more years than 200000 average farms yield in a year.
Mrs Warl Nice of RFD 2 Araby announces the engagement of her daughter Mary Catherine to Leonard Crossnickle Nicodemus son of Mr and Mrs Jesse Nicodemus of Johnsville Miss Rice is a graduate of Pipletier High School class of 5 Mr.demus is a graduate of Frederick High School class of 56 He is employed by the State Roads Commission A date has been set for the wedding wording.
Falls back in moderate trading as yesterday’s early boom fades. Margin requirements cut to 50 percent from 70 percent triggered a sharp but brief market rally that failed to sustain gains.
Mrs. Hazel Lewis county chairman names district chairmen for the March of Dimes drive. Allen Y. Bennett notes the drive targets 15 000 and hopes to conclude the campaign. Local awards and chairmen lists include Myra Comstock and others serving Buckeystown Brunswick and nearby areas.
A list of residents and households appears, naming individuals such as Mrs. Margaret lobory, Mrs. Bul Cannon Yellow Sprays, Mrs. W. Karl Lursleduis, Mrs. Leblins P. Von Hil, Mrs. Sylvia Byler, and others across towns like Urbana Lewistown Shogkstown Tamsville and Merely referenced locales in a community directory entry.
Darlene Houser engages Daniel J. Kelly in a family announcement from Dilltown and Linthicum. Miss Houser, a 1955 United John Eigh School graduate, works at Petia Traffic Co. in Johnstown, while Ter ifiance is employed by Gamses lithe loeraphing Co. in Ballimore. Harold S. Bol linger announces another engagement in Rocky Ridge. Miss Bollinger, a Thurmant High School senior, is set to graduate in 1958, and Pvt Fraley serves at Fort Devens, Mass. Nadale has been set for shedding. Soroptimists meet at the Francis Scott Key Hotel with plans for Venture Club collaborations and new member inductions.
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